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  • April 22Dozens of students arrested at Yale, more than 100 arrested and suspended at Columbia over pro-Palestinian protests.
  • April 15Football star and ex-convict O.J. Simpson dies at 76 after a long battle with cancer.
  • April 2Florida Supreme Court rules that State Constitution does not protect abortion, allowing for a ban after six weeks of pregnancy.
Cara Caulton

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer

Class of 2020, first year journalist. Involuntary harborer of chaotic energy. Would love to meet your dog and show you all the best spots to catch frogs. Avid bone collector. Will offer to taxidermy your cat.

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Glass Animals’ Third Album “Dreamland” Promises a Psychedelic Look into Past, Present, and Future

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
June 7, 2020
“IT’S KIND OF LIKE THE TWILIGHT ZONE,” Andee Vaughan, a nurse at Harborview Medical Center, describes the mood of her workplace in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Harborview has cancelled all elective surgeries and has been dealing with shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) since the virus hit the west coast and rapidly spread across the country.

COVID-19 – A Healthcare Worker Perspective

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
May 29, 2020

Obligation and Motivation during a Pandemic

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
April 29, 2020
“Magnum Bullets” Music Video: Another Impressive Artistic Collaboration

“Magnum Bullets” Music Video: Another Impressive Artistic Collaboration

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
March 11, 2020

Schools Close in WA Due to Coronavirus 

Cara Caulton, Copy Editor
March 5, 2020
A DANGEROUS TRADE: The sale of wild animals in China poses risks not only to the animals hunted, but also individuals who handle wild animal products. Zoonotic diseases such as the coronavirus can be spread through the sale of wild animal products when not properly regulated.

Chinese Wild Animal Trade and the Spread of Novel Coronavirus

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
March 2, 2020
WRONG DIRECTION: Youtube‌ ‌Rewind‌ ‌2019‌ ‌now‌ ‌sits‌ ‌as‌ ‌the‌ ‌third‌ ‌most‌ ‌disliked‌ ‌video‌ ‌on‌ ‌the‌ ‌platform,‌ ‌with‌ ‌8.5 million ‌dislikes.‌

Frustrations Towards “YouTube Rewind” Continue Despite Changes

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
January 22, 2020

“OK, Boomer” and the Generational Gap in the U.S.

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
December 17, 2019
KEEPING UP THE ENERGY  Senior Lauren Frueh and junior Erin Schobbe show off their skills on the court in an action-packed game against Mercer Island. The Issaquah victory left the whole team with high hopes for the rest of the season, as they work to perfect their already impressive technique.

Girls’ Varsity Basketball Thrills with a Win over Mercer Island

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
December 6, 2019
“Hazbin Hotel:” A Victory for Independent Animation

“Hazbin Hotel:” A Victory for Independent Animation

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
November 5, 2019
COME IN AND PLAY! Many teens look back on games like “Animal Jam”, “Club Penguin”, and “Webkinz World” with nostalgia. These games were huge in the early 2000s but have since declined in popularity. However, those who grew up with these games still have fond memories of customizing characters, collecting items, and playing the many minigames provided by these websites.

“Animal Jam:” Childhood Memories in the Digital Age

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
KEEPING THE BALL Freshman Mackenzie Lee holds the ball as she goes for the goal at the Girls’ JV Soccer game against Newport. The team managed to keep the ball through most of the game, controlling the field and scoring an impressive total of 9 goals.

Issaquah Girls’ JV Soccer Beats Newport 9-0   

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
October 3, 2019
Spokane Snowfall Breaks 93-Year Record

Spokane Snowfall Breaks 93-Year Record

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
October 2, 2019
STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION Meat such as these slabs of bacon were produced through the raising and butchering of livestock, but a new alternative is hoping to hit markets soon. Cultured meat, or meat produced outside of an animal from living cells, may be more environmentally friendly than traditional meat production. Cultured meat still has a long way to go before it can hope to replace traditional meat, but companies such as those in AMPS are optimistic that it could one day become a reality.

New Cultured Meat Alliance Hopes to Push Product to Market

Cara Caulton, Staff Writer
September 27, 2019
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